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In the March '23 edition of [[Skeleton Realm Magazine]]<ref>https://www.skelepedia.org/images/f/f0/March2023zine.pdf</ref>, acclaimed journalist Jason TornMichael visited the new [[wikipedia:Truist_Plaza|Truist Plaza]] location of Skeleton Realm Studios for an interview and gave an inside look of the studio's interior. TornMichael describes the Truist Plaza Skeleton Realm Studios location as being filled with long corridors and one notably vast open room, where in the center [[Doug Bleichner]] and [[Sam Wagstaff]] have set up the iconic [[Yellow Curtains|yellow curtains]]. These curtains are home to [[Yellowmenn's Trench]] and the very same curtains that can be seen behind Doug and Sam in many SRL! episodes! | In the March '23 edition of [[Skeleton Realm Magazine]]<ref>https://www.skelepedia.org/images/f/f0/March2023zine.pdf</ref>, acclaimed journalist Jason TornMichael visited the new [[wikipedia:Truist_Plaza|Truist Plaza]] location of Skeleton Realm Studios for an interview and gave an inside look of the studio's interior. TornMichael describes the Truist Plaza Skeleton Realm Studios location as being filled with long corridors and one notably vast open room, where in the center [[Doug Bleichner]] and [[Sam Wagstaff]] have set up the iconic [[Yellow Curtains|yellow curtains]]. These curtains are home to [[Yellowmenn's Trench]] and the very same curtains that can be seen behind Doug and Sam in many SRL! episodes! | ||
=== | === SRL Medieval Style Dungeon === | ||
During Skeleton Realm LIVE! Ep. 47<ref>https://youtu.be/ediZBDxBwFw</ref> it was revealed that Doug had created an elaborate Medieval Style [[wikipedia:Dungeon|Dungeon]] beneath Skeleton Realm Studios in the Truist Tower as a present to Sam. The dungeon is entered through a door on the floor of the studio that drops straight down the 59 floors of the Truist Tower to its underground location. In order to create the dungeon and give it that medieval style Doug had used a [[wikipedia:Backhoe|backhoe]] to clear out the layout, hired various [[wikipedia:Goblin|goblins]] to live in the dungeon by paying them dried [[ToeNail|toenail]]<nowiki/>s and pennies, and he then [[wikipedia:Urination|pissed]] and [[wikipedia:Defecation|shit]] on dirty laundry he put in a chest. Doug had planned on keeping his involvement in the dungeon's construction a secret to Sam but wanting to stay honest he confessed to Sam that he did in fact orchestrate its construction. Doug made it up to Sam however by offering that they both be Co-Keepers of the SRL Medieval Style Dungeon. The goblins will continue being paid toenails and pennies for staying in the dungeon. | |||
== | == Skeleton Realm Studios 2095 Plan == | ||
In order to better follow global [[wikipedia:Demography|demographics]], Skeleton Realm Studios is planned to be covered in at least 20% [[wikipedia:Grassland|grasslands]] by the year 2095<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3k4kT1wJYbA</ref>. Skeleton Realm Studios also plans on bringing overall gender viewership and employment ratios to be 50% male and 50% female.<references /> | |||
Revision as of 11:01, 31 March 2023
Skeleton Realm Studios is where Skeleton Realm LIVE! is filmed!
Location
Skeleton Realm Studios has been relocated multiple times since it's conception, most notably after Skeleton Realm LIVE! ep.16 when on August 10th, 2022, a fishing vest Sam purchased at a thrift store blew up their studio at the top of the Bank of America Plaza building in downtown Atlanta[1][2][3], forcing Doug and Sam to find a new location for filming. Currently, Skeleton Realm Studios is located on the 59th floor of the Truist Plaza in Atlanta, Georgia.
Interview with Jason TornMichael
In the March '23 edition of Skeleton Realm Magazine[4], acclaimed journalist Jason TornMichael visited the new Truist Plaza location of Skeleton Realm Studios for an interview and gave an inside look of the studio's interior. TornMichael describes the Truist Plaza Skeleton Realm Studios location as being filled with long corridors and one notably vast open room, where in the center Doug Bleichner and Sam Wagstaff have set up the iconic yellow curtains. These curtains are home to Yellowmenn's Trench and the very same curtains that can be seen behind Doug and Sam in many SRL! episodes!
SRL Medieval Style Dungeon
During Skeleton Realm LIVE! Ep. 47[5] it was revealed that Doug had created an elaborate Medieval Style Dungeon beneath Skeleton Realm Studios in the Truist Tower as a present to Sam. The dungeon is entered through a door on the floor of the studio that drops straight down the 59 floors of the Truist Tower to its underground location. In order to create the dungeon and give it that medieval style Doug had used a backhoe to clear out the layout, hired various goblins to live in the dungeon by paying them dried toenails and pennies, and he then pissed and shit on dirty laundry he put in a chest. Doug had planned on keeping his involvement in the dungeon's construction a secret to Sam but wanting to stay honest he confessed to Sam that he did in fact orchestrate its construction. Doug made it up to Sam however by offering that they both be Co-Keepers of the SRL Medieval Style Dungeon. The goblins will continue being paid toenails and pennies for staying in the dungeon.
Skeleton Realm Studios 2095 Plan
In order to better follow global demographics, Skeleton Realm Studios is planned to be covered in at least 20% grasslands by the year 2095[6]. Skeleton Realm Studios also plans on bringing overall gender viewership and employment ratios to be 50% male and 50% female.